Uhhh ohhhh....The Tennessee Boys have possibly been up to...

[Stanley Steamer]

no good??.....

Water Marker Missing As Battle For Rights Brews
Posted: 5:16 pm EDT August 23, 2009
Updated: 5:46 pm EDT August 23, 2009

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- A controversial 200-year-old survey marker detailing the border between two states -- and water rights to the Tennessee River -- is missing.

The Camak Stone, a slightly off-the-mark surveyor's stone at the confluence of the Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama borders, isn't where it is supposed to be.

The Chattanooga Times Free Press reports that a volunteer for nearby State Line Cemetery, Freddie McCulley, noticed the stone was gone after discovering some vandalism at the cemetery.

A surveyor placed the Camak Stone in 1826 at what he thought was the 35th parallel marking the border between Tennessee and Georgia. The marker has become a source of controversy between the two states in a battle for water rights in the Tennessee River.

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

You " Peach " guys just keep on till you start a war over the river....That's ...." TENNESSEE RIVER "...The name say's it all   

[Stanley Steamer]

get along??......LMAO....I say we just give the Atlanta area over to Tenn. and let you guys worry about it!!!......

[Duffy]

That "Tennessee" river is fed by at least two lakes in Georgia that I know of. 

Don't fret though, our secrect underground construction is on schedlue...  - However, if Atlanta gets cut off from Lake Lanier, we will have to re-route over to lake Altoona... minor setback.